gtm-fix-guide

To fix failing Google Tag Manager tests, you can parse the gtm-test-results.json file to generate a human-readable gtm-fix-guide.md containing step-by-step remediation instructions for each dataLayer failure.

A gtm-test-results.json file is used to identify failing GTM tests and categorize dataLayer faults, serving as the required input format to generate actionable, plain-language remediation steps for developers.

You generate a fix guide for GTM dataLayer test failures by running a parser against gtm-test-results.json, which outputs a gtm-fix-guide.md with categorized, human-friendly fixes and clear verification steps.

Yes, you can apply automated GTM fault classification without modifying your live configuration, because this parsing process only reads test results and outputs a markdown guide without performing API calls or altering GTM settings.

Yes, you need a specific file structure to get human-readable GTM remediation steps; the parser expects the gtm-test-results.json file to be located in the project root directory to successfully write the fix guide.